Cute beach bar with shaded seating options. Nice views. Good service. We didn't eat here but…read morestopped for drinks. Sangria sold by the pitcher. I love that they use bamboo straws vs plastic.

Great view and good Tinto de verano and a large selection of drinks. Better to visit before sunset…read moreso you watch the sun diving into the ocean and filling the sky with a million different colours! I would had gave them a 5 stars review if the service was more attentive and efficient(But hey, it's Spain after all. And on the top of that a touristic bar). Also some reviews say the food is not great, which was also my feeling(and this is why i preferred to stick to booze)

Finally got to dance SALSA, BACHATA after a long while.. Nice little place for Salsa, did my couple…read morehours if dancing, thanks to LOVELY LADIES..

An ca Curro is the best tapas bar my partner and I could find in Tarifa…read more We rented an apartment right around the corner from this establishment, and unfortunately, we didn't stumble upon this atmospheric bar until our week in Tarifa was almost over. So, on our last two nights we decided to patronize this place and help hold-up the bar. We always ordered a plate of excellent Spanish ham, croquetas, tortilla, and seasonal vegetables, all washed down with cheep and cheerful Spanish vino. Each night was packed with locals; there wasn't any English words in the air other than our own conversation. That said we were made to feel right at home. It was so nice to see a small neighbourhood bar like this one, run by a family, basically, still doing well for themselves by treating all their clients like extended family. This was so refreshing to experience and be a part of. The décor of this very small rectangular space is plastered with picture upon picture of Spanish superstar legends (mostly old-timers) from soccer players, to bullfighters and so forth, all adding to the dusty, well-worn atmosphere. A visit to Tarifa, must include a evening tapas stop here. There are one or two tables at the most, and chances are you'll have to stand. We went early to snag the two bar stools at the back!

You know that scene in Kill Bill 1 where Hattori Hanzo (in the guise of a sushi chef) berates his…read moresous chef and they have hilarious and semi-awkward Old Man Banter? That's the treat we got at this place. Curro is the nickname/diminutive of the owner, whose real name is Francisco. We had seasonal (and phenomenal!) tomato salad with Roquefort cheese and their "secret" pork dish. Highly recommended.

Found place as a shelter from rain. Was delighted by the service and enjoyed a delicious warm meal…read more Filled with locals - mainly British. A fun spot to relax and enjoy a drink. Very clean.

English owned bar-cafe with a chilled ambience and designer look. You can sit at the bar and admire…read morethe impressive selection of liqueurs on display, work on your laptop at the intimately arranged tables or enjoy your drinks in the cosy back room, which is reserved for smokers. An extended Happy Hour is available every day between 5pm - 9pm, when you can sample a range of delicious cocktails at just under 3 euros.